Collection: Serbian Medieval Documents in the State Archives of Venice
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Charter: 1208-07-03_Djordje_Vukanov_A
Date: 3 July 1208
Abstract: “King“ Đorđe, son of Vukan Nemanjić, swears an oath of fidelity to the Venetian doge Petro Çiani (copy A).
Charter: 1208-07-03_Djordje_Vukanov_B
Date: 3 July 1208
Abstract: “King“ Đorđe, son of Vukan Nemanjić, swears an oath of fidelity to the Venetian doge Petro Çiani (copy B).
Charter: 1306-03-15_cca_Milutin
Date: 15 March, around 1306
Abstract: King Stefan Uroš II Milutin confirms to the monastery of the Blessed Virgin Mary on Ratac the grant of six villages donated by his mother, Queen Jelena.
Charter: 1330-05-01_Stefan_Decanski
Date: 1 May 1330
Abstract: King Stefan Dečanski writes to Doge Francisco Dandulo confirming his grant of free and safe transit to Venetian merchants on the way to the Byzantine Empire.
Charter: 1332-06-10_Stefan_Dusan
Date: 10 June 1332
Abstract: King Stefan Dušan writes to Doge Francisco Dandulo about measures taken to provide satisfaction to Venetian merchant Nicolao Brivosso, robbed by a rebel nobleman.
Charter: 1341-05-22_Stefan_Dusan
Date: 22 May 1341
Abstract: King Stefan Dušan writes to Doge Francisco Dandulo (sic!) that he is willing to renounce his royal ius naufragii in regard to shipwrecks involving Venetian ships.
Charter: 1345-10-15_Stefan_Dusan
Date: 15 October 1345
Abstract: King Stefan Dušan writes to Doge Andrea Dandulo agreeing to extend the treaty between Venice and the King's maritime city of Kotor for another two years and offering help to the Venetians against rebels in Zadar.
Charter: 1345-10-15_cca_Nikola_Buca
Date: around 15 October 1345
Abstract: Nikola Buća, treasurer of King Stefan Dušan, writes to Doge Andrea Dandulo informing him of the King's decision to extend the treaty between Venice and the King's maritime city of Kotor for another two years and to offer help to the Venetians against rebels in Zadar.
Charter: 1348-04-01 taq_Stefan_Dusan
Date: before 1 April 1348
Abstract: Emperor Stefan Dušan writes to Doge Andrea Dandulo agreeing to extend the treaty between Venice and the King's maritime city of Kotor for another three years.
Charter: 1388-02-28_Djuradj_II_Balsic
Date: 28 February 1388
Abstract: Đurađ II Balšić, lord of Zeta, grants privileges to Venetians living in Ulcinj.
Charter: 1395-11-10_Djuradj_II_Balsic
Date: 10 November 1395
Abstract: Đurađ II Balšić, lord of Zeta, names friar Nicolaus Samarixiis, doctor of theology, and two other individuals as his ambassadors to the Venetian authorities.
Charter: 1396-05-31_Djuradj_II_Balsic
Date: 31 May 1396
Abstract: Đurađ II Balšić, lord of Zeta, writes to the Doge that his forces have killed Radič Crnojević and that he has turned over to the Venetians the city of Skadar in accordance with previous agreements.
Charter: 1407-06-xx_Jelena_Balsic
Date: June 1407
Abstract: Jelena Balšić and her son Balša III Balšić, lord of Zeta, conclude peace with Venetian representatives, naming the Despot of Serbia, count Karlo Topija and lady Mara Branković as guarantors.
Charter: 1408-05-06_Jelena_Balsic
Date: 6 May 1408
Abstract: Jelena Balšić and her son Balša III Balšić, lord of Zeta, name count Karlo Topija and Venetian Piero Arimundo as their representatives in peace negotiations with Venice.
Charter: 1408-11-09_Jelena_Balsic
Date: 9 November 1408
Abstract: Jelena Balšić and her son Balša III Balšić, lord of Zeta, proclaim to their subjects that they have concluded peace with Venice.
Charter: 1409-10-27_Jelena_Balsic
Date: 27 October 1409
Abstract: Jelena Balšić, representing her son Balša III Balšić, lord of Zeta, concludes a peace treaty with Venice based on the status quo at the time when she left Zeta on her way to Venice.
Charter: 1413-01-30_Balsa_III
Date: 30 January 1413
Abstract: Balša III Balšić, lord of Zeta, confirms the peace treaty with Venice negotiated in his behalf by Sandalj, Grand Duke of Bosnia.
Charter: 1423-04-04_Pastrovici
Date: 4 April 1423
Abstract: Nobles from the Paštrovići region set out the conditions for accepting Venetian authority.
Charter: 1423-08-12_Djuradj_Brankovic
Date: 12 August 1423
Abstract: Đurađ Branković, representative of Serbian Despot Stefan Lazarević in the maritime territories, concludes a preliminary peace treaty with Venetian commander Francisco Bembo.
Charter: 1424-08-26_Djuradj_Brankovic
Date: 26 August 1424
Abstract: Đurađ Branković, representative of Serbian Despot Stefan Lazarević in the maritime territories, concludes a draft peace treaty with Francisco Quirino, Venetian captain of Albania, defining cross-borded rights of Serbian and Venetian subjects.
Charter: 1426-04-22_Djuradj_Brankovic
Date: 22 April 1426
Abstract: Đurađ Branković, representative of Serbian Despot Stefan Lazarević in the maritime territories, concludes a peace treaty with Francisco Quirino, Venetian captain of Skadar, defining the border between the two sides.
Charter: 1426-07-25_Stefan_Lazarevic
Date: 25 July 1426
Abstract: Despot Stefan Lazarević ratifies the conditions of peace agreed between Đurađ Branković and Venetian representatives Francisco Bembo and Francisco Quirin.
Charter: 1426-11-11_Djuradj_Brankovic
Date: 11 November 1426
Abstract: Đurađ Branković, representative of Serbian Despot Stefan Lazarević in the maritime territories, concludes the final peace treaty with Francisco Quirino, Venetian captain of Albania.
Charter: 1435-08-14_Djuradj_Brankovic
Date: 14 August 1435
Abstract: Despot Đurađ Branković concludes an agreement with Venetian representative Nicolo Memo, settling unresolved disputes from the treaty of 1426 and new issues.
Charter: 1453-11-15_taq_Stefan_Crnojevic
Date: before 15 November 1453
Abstract: Stefan Crnojević, vojvoda and Venetian captain of Zeta, asks the Doge for a yearly salary of 600 ducats and submits five other requests.
Charter: 1460-05-05_taq_Stefan_Crnojevic
Date: before 5 May 1460
Abstract: Stefan Crnojević, vojvoda and Venetian captain of Zeta, recounts his services to Venice and asks the Doge for various revenues.
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